Inscription
MAJOR JOHN MILLER -
In 1778 Major John Miller led
a company of 14 men, known
as the “Miller Company,” from
Carlisle, PA to Kentucky. After
multiple trips to and from the
state, Miller & his family settled
on their land in 1798, resulting
in the founding of Millersburg.
He served with distinction in the
Revolutionary War.
Presented by the Miller Family and Friends.
[Reverse]
MILLERSBURG, KENTUCKY -
Major Miller surveyed 100 acres of
land, given to him by the Governor
of Virginia as an inducement to
settle in Kentucky. Miller plotted
them into town lots, which were
incorporated as the town of
Millersburg. It was on a highway
of immigration into KY from the
East, resulting in Millersburg
growing in size and importance.
Presented by the Miller Family and Friends.
Dedicated June 23, 2021.
Location
Sources
More markers in Nicholas
Dr. Charles W. Mathers 1856-1937
Carlisle, KY
This Nicholas Co. native served as county judge; state representative, 1888 and 1890; and state senator, 1908.
Carlisle Passenger Depot
Carlisle, KY
Built in 1912 by L & N soon after original frame depot burned.
Col. Daniel Boone, 1734-1820
US 68, KY
Daniel Boone's last home in Ky.
Old Concord Church
Carlisle, KY
Organized 1793, 21/2 miles south.
County Name's Sake
Carlisle, KY
George Nicholas, 1743-99, born in Virginia.
